Arturo Chayet, MD

IntraLASIK is different from LASIK in that it is completely blade-free creating the flap. In IntraLASIK, the flap is made by the separation of the corneal tissue performed with a femtosecond laser ray, which is completely computer controlled and supported by the Inralase software. The results are extraordinary, delivering maximum safety to the patient and a level of precision that is unparalleled for the surgeon. Every procedure is controlled according to the specific visual problem of each patient, so that the surgeon designs the procedure according to the patient’s corneal anatomy. For those patients who have been unsure of whether to get LASIK or not, IntraLASIK now brings unquestioned safety and efficacy that had never been seen before. This technology delivers extraordinary results that have raised the bar in Refractive Surgery. Indeed, our goal is nothing short of 100 percent success for our patients. We call it surgical precision and you deserve nothing less.

The Kamra is an inlay that is placed into the cornea. It is used to provide individuals with an extended depth of focus so they can improve their near vision with little distance vision compromise. The inlay is manually inserted into a femtosecond laser made cornea pocket.

Pregnancy does not permanently alter one's vision. There may be a transient and mild myopic shift. However, regular All-Laser-LASIK or PRK are viable options in these situations.

Your old lens has been liquified and removed, thus it is not possible to place it back. Your intraocular lens can be exchanged for another one that may be more compatible with your optics.

We have had excellent results with PRK in cases similar to yours. A phakic intraocular lens, such as the ICL, could also be a great alternative.